Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-29
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A tsisaFan from Mew YORK. 10 Omaha,
dstsd esptembex a. says there h soune-
tang nnnsaally large aesu9 60 10 ceE
tain railroad aiFoiea Vice kEe9ideut
/ Potfsr, % ghs Unicn Pael6a staEte1 Cor
Nee Tofk On sc 11sh, n feaDou8o 20 .
teieeFam from Preaideut Adams Az
"a hofltT h NorihfFu .Pseiae affairs
/ follows this annouuepmens 1p With the
ssatsment that 80 ChioaQc a Great
WssteFn wili soon fnfniah "a eatfancs
% ChieaRo for thFenxh trains from the
| Paciha Coast coming ever The lines %
tho Oregon RniWay a NssiRa1ion,
northern Paoiec and Wtgoonsia On
trial. In tits oonneetson II vili bs Of
iossrass % Bote The fast thai fumofs are
pisutifal regarding cloas TRANS arrange
ments beisa mada betwaon The North,
srn Paaido and Union Psciae. There
h alao tslh heKa that tho Unf0n Pacific
is aboat 10 bald q line diFses to Ohina-
no from Onahs, and thus be In posi-
/ tiBn 70 compete with ths Atehison. with
lie new line. Another report entitled
10 consideration states that the syudi-
cate which 10 seeking 10 control the
Baltimors Il Ohio 10 In hearty sympathy
With efis alliance, and II the Baltimore
a Ohio GOES into their hands ifs terni
nal will De Ia The Ohisago o Great
Western station, thns aAoFdinR 90 Op
p1rtunity for sending q train from she
| Paoido 70 the Atlantic sgsR one sgstem.
II ths eonpFomiss with Willard y nos
q "barFen idsality,n and u u really
msans that be and hia friend are % have
q v0iss IN eap1Follin0 TIE adain 81 the
NoftbaFn PaeiAa, then several things
may be eoufdently locked foF-amona
them q isiut gnafa1tee 81 the Oregon
RailwaY a Navigation lease. an eqait-
able division Of Territory between the
NaRthern Paeifo and Union Pssiha, an
amicabis settlement Of ehe 100000
CLAIM the Oregon TEanseontinental
holds against the Northern Paoihc, Apd
possibly the Wisconsin Central will fall
exclusive heiF to she ahroaah business
THIS latter Il q m0gt interesting p0snk
Il has been the policy Of the old direo-
tory and Vics President Cakes to dis
tribute at 81, Paul the through business
% tns company with the Chicago roads,
u not impArttnily, nf least 90 that Ell
shouid have q share Of ~ In fact.
Tiers ID Al existing aereemsnt uhsreby
the terms are iaia down for she inter
change Of TRAINS between tbs Northern
Pacific and the roads Of the Northwest.
eEn Association. ID IL veil kngwn. how
ever. that the Rockafeller interests de-
sire 10 e0nosniFate this trade for the
benefit Of the Wisconsin Central and
i tta OhioAgo tsrmtnala. and 10 h believed
thae Willard Il "a aympaehy with this
mevs. TIE bunch Of Wisconsin Cen
tFAi stock owned By the Oregon Trans
eonttasntal vas bought By Willard When
be Wse ct she bead Of the Northern
Pacific with this object Ia view, aud ID
h believed that be still looks on the
scheme az q good arrangement. Rock
afslier's investments dAis from the tune
9hea the Baltimore a OHIO, noe knowing
q good iainQ when it had Il, lee 90 the
Great Waalegn haFmiuai scheme and y.
.. Tildsu and RookafalleR took Il ~.
The investment ls q good one, even II
the Chicago terminals should only b.
utilized By the Wisconsin Central and
the Minnesota q Northwestern, &c the
appreciation IN the valus Of real estate
Would GO Sufficient Of itself 20 prove iea
wisdom. bus naturally R3okafsller
vOuld be glad 10 have these terminals
used 10 their full capacity, sud The
Turning OF the Nlrtnefn Pacific trAfao
10 them would Be . Ioog step u this
direction. u Il significant that Ne.
RookafelleE not Only has two nee repre-
sentattvee On the NuetheFn Pacific
board essFa. Trevor aud Hoyt-who
are merely moaihpiecea for him, bat
also Messrs. Colby and Abbott, Of she
Wisconsin Central, &c veil ~ M. VII.
lard. Here are ave new directors CON.
mttted 70 TIE scheme Of giving all Of
the busintss 10 the Northern Pacific 10
the Wisconsin Central road, and Il IL
not strained inference that the pEo-
gramnse was part Of the eomprnmise.
Five q not q majority Of The Northern
Pacific board IL diFootoFs, bns BFayton
Ives Il claimed ~ 9 colleague. aud Il 10
whispered that the deal which will
alti@atsly depOas Prsaidsni Harris and
Substitute Ftaa Presidents o skes will
also bring tne last mentioned 81 syn
patby and roand Oui the necessary
oovon votes. -0FegoRiaa.